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I admit an 8 mile radius sounds rather big at first.
Originally posted by thedman
The 8 mile distance cited by the was because a MORON punched the locations into a mapping program which
gave THE ROAD DISTANCE if one was driving.
The debris found at Indian Lake was bits of paper and metallic foil insulation.
WTAE's Jim Parsons reported Wednesday that debris had been found miles off-site and removed by non-search party members. [Special Agent] Crowley confirmed that debris was found in New Baltimore, Pa., which is 8 miles away from the crash scene, as well as Indian Lake, which is 2 1/2 miles away from the crash scene.
NTSB officials said the debris in New Baltimore is probably from the crash, according to Crowley.
The debris found in New Baltimore include paper and nylon, Crowley said. He said that the items are lightweight and can easily be carried by wind. At the time of the crash, there was wind speed of 9 knots per hour heading to the southeast, where both Indian Lake and New Baltimore are located.
www.wtae.com...
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by impressme
Not likely. There were many local witnesses to the crash. There was an obvious fuel fire and many parts were buried in soft earth beneath the crater. A flyover doesn't explain this.
Also looking at every vid from this crash from every news station or whoever else recorded and aired the footage everyone can see the absence of any wreckage of a crashed boeing.I think it was the cnbc part where they commented on the lack of debris and how strangley silent the site was,no burning fires could be seen or heard,no bodies or body parts anywhere.
Originally posted by ATH911
Originally posted by thedman
The 8 mile distance cited by the was because a MORON punched the locations into a mapping program which
gave THE ROAD DISTANCE if one was driving.
The debris found at Indian Lake was bits of paper and metallic foil insulation.
You calling the FBI morons?
WTAE's Jim Parsons reported Wednesday that debris had been found miles off-site and removed by non-search party members. [Special Agent] Crowley confirmed that debris was found in New Baltimore, Pa., which is 8 miles away from the crash scene, as well as Indian Lake, which is 2 1/2 miles away from the crash scene.
NTSB officials said the debris in New Baltimore is probably from the crash, according to Crowley.
The debris found in New Baltimore include paper and nylon, Crowley said. He said that the items are lightweight and can easily be carried by wind. At the time of the crash, there was wind speed of 9 knots per hour heading to the southeast, where both Indian Lake and New Baltimore are located.
www.wtae.com...
Originally posted by lightninboy
The “Let’s roll!” story.
My theory has more evidence than the Official Story.
Originally posted by MaxBlack
If you recall the scar on the ground was already there and guess what? That scar on the ground which is the exact spot that Flt 93 crashed on is the "Exact" spot that a previous airliner crashed back in 1993 or 1994.
Perhaps you are still confused. On 9/8/94 US Air Flight 427 from Chicago to Pittsburgh crashed in Hopewell Township on an approach to the airport. en.wikipedia.org... It hit at a steep angle into undisturbed native soil and rock.
If you genuinely believe that then you severely need to stop hanging around Prison Planet and Infowars and start doing some real tangible research on your own, because there's a hell of a lot more evidence backing what you call the "official story
Originally posted by impressme
reply to post by pteridine
Perhaps you are still confused. On 9/8/94 US Air Flight 427 from Chicago to Pittsburgh crashed in Hopewell Township on an approach to the airport. en.wikipedia.org... It hit at a steep angle into undisturbed native soil and rock.
No plane hit anything, and you cannot prove one did, it is that simple.
The government never proved a plane crashed in Shankville Pa, neither did the FAA. You are “assuming” one crashed because it fits what the media was told to say and like most of you OS defenders many of you cannot fathom the idea that our government was the terrorist.
Originally posted by thedman
So what is this ...?
Searchers filled 10 bins like this with debris - some 60 tons
Originally posted by thedman
reply to post by Rafe_
Also looking at every vid from this crash from every news station or whoever else recorded and aired the footage everyone can see the absence of any wreckage of a crashed boeing.I think it was the cnbc part where they commented on the lack of debris and how strangley silent the site was,no burning fires could be seen or heard,no bodies or body parts anywhere.
No wreckage huh....?
So what is this ...?
[img]http://sites.google.com/site/wtc7lies/P200062-1.jpg[/img
These are some of the larger pieces which survived the impact
Reason did not see any wreckage in many pictures was
1) Shots were taken at long range
2) Much of the debris was smashed into small fragmewnts - that is what happens when a plane hits ground at
575 mph
[img]http://sites.google.com/site/wtc7lies/debris_pc1.jpg[/img
Searchers filled 10 bins like this with debris - some 60 tons
2) Much of the debris was smashed into small fragmewnts - that is what happens when a plane hits ground at
575 mph
You, of course, are always quick to respond to anything that you think may cast doubt on your sincere beliefs and often completely miss the point. You have done it again and I am not surprised.